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Anubhab Majumder is a robotics researcher specializing in bio-inspired climbing robots, modular robotic systems, and autonomous inspection technologies. His work focuses on developing intelligent robots capable of navigating complex industrial environments, particularly pipelines and hazardous structures. Majumder’s most influential paper, "Locomotion Methods of Pipe Climbing Robots: A Review" (2018), has garnered 27 citations, establishing a foundational reference for researchers exploring climbing robot locomotion. He has made significant contributions by integrating magnetic adhesion principles with bio-inspired designs, as demonstrated in his 2018 paper on a bio-inspired climbing robot. His innovative use of ADAMS-Simulink co-simulation for dynamic analysis of inchworm-inspired robots has advanced the field’s understanding of modular robot behavior. Majumder has also explored hyper-redundant modular robots controlled by artificial neural networks, pushing boundaries in autonomous locomotion. His work addresses critical needs in industrial safety, enabling remote monitoring of pipelines and nuclear power plants. Through his research, Majumder has helped bridge the gap between biological locomotion principles and practical engineering solutions for hazardous environment exploration.